Names of pupils who were in the 1934 Entry
from School Records
The school records are completely missing for the 1934 entry. Published Entrance
Scholarship results for this year should give us a fairly good idea of the pupils who
entered Form 1. But it would include the names of boys who declined their places, or
moved away from the area. On the other hand the list excludes those boys who entered
the school by transfer from another area.
The following table gives the names of the top 80 boys in the scholarship pass list
in rank order. The school normally took no more than 66 boys into Form 1, so the list
should include all those eligible for entrance, (and more), and is the best estimate
for the 1934 entry.
Theophilus Owen
Edward A. Bryant
Trevor L. Taylor
Rowland R. Morgan
Cyril H.R. Hughes
David L. Davies
Maldwyn Evans
John V. Munden
Frank G. Emery
Brynmor Owen
David K. Owen
David B Price
John M. Goodwin
Ewart J.K. Rees
Brinley Edwards
Islwyn Evans
Hedley D. Palmer
Thomas H. Holder
David J. Forey
Evan J. Jones
Frank R. Williams
David Edwards
William N.V. Broom
William A. Baker
Ifor B. Wilcox
Alan Capstick
Brian F. Crossman
John H. Williams
William E. Adams
Geoffrey D. Cumner
David A. Price
Gwilym G. Williams
Clifford H. Clark
Samuel J.R. Oliver
Frederick C. Batten
John R.C. Williams
Glyn Davies
Mansel Williams
Morgan Phillips
David E. Phillips
Owen R. Jones
Victor C. Davies
Arnallt Lewis
Frederick A. Thomas
Robert J. Jones
Thomas J. Wynn
Haydn Lloyd
Sidney J. Brown
William J. Evans
Kenneth E. Leahy
Wyndham R. John
Leslie Evans
Gordon C. Watkins
Philip J. Bateman
William M. Thomas
James B. Lewis
Thomas Flook
John B. Evans
Roger J. Jones
Gwilym G. Evans
Clifford J. Thomas
Raymond E. Thomas
Grier E. Hoare
Wallace B. Evans
Arthur R. Price
Rhydwyn H. Lewis
Graham S. Bird
Jack Callaghan
Cyril Bluestein
Alec Taylor
Glyndwr Chivers
Terence V. Phillips
George A. Morgan
Glanville T. Davies
Leslie Davies
William H. Green
Thomas K. Fowler
Stanley D. Robinson
Lyndhurst Owens
Morgan G. Hughes |
Glynhafod Mixed
Town (Council) Boys’
Park Boys’
Aberaman Boys
Aman Central
Gadlys Central
Cwmbach Senior
Park Boys’
Park Boys’
Park Boys’
Mardy House (Church)
Hirwaun Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Aman Central
Gadlys Central
Glynhafod Mixed
Gadlys Central
Gadlys Central
Gadlys Central
Glynhafod Mixed
Hirwaun Boys’
Hirwaun Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Capcoch Council
Town (Council) Boys’
Ynyslwyd Central
Aman Central
Town (Council) Boys’
Aman Central
Ynyslwyd Central
Mardy House Church
Ynyslwyd Central
Cwmaman Boys’
Aman Central
Capcoch Council
Cwmbach Senior
Capcoch Council
Hirwaun Boys’
Park Boys’
Park Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Town (Church) Junior
Park Boys’
Aman Junior
Town (Council) Boys’
Park Boys’
Aman Central
Gadlys Central
Mardy House (Church)
Cwmaman Boys’
Ynyslwyd Central
Park Boys’
Cwmaman Boys’
Mardy House (Church)
Capcoch Council
Park Boys’
Cwmbach Senior
Cwmdare Council
St Margaret’s RC
Town (Council) Boys’
Mardy House (Church)
Gadlys Central
Town (Church) Junior
Cwmdare Council
Town (Council) Boys’
Town (Council) Boys’
Mardy House (Church)
Aman Central
Cwmaman Boys’
Gadlys Central
Aman Central
Park Boys’
St Margaret’s RC
Abernant Mixed
Gadlys Central
Ynyslwyd Central
Cwmaman Boys’
St Margaret’s RC |
Notes
E.J.K. (Ken) Rees was brought up in The Oaklands in Aberaman, when it had been split
into several flats for NCB managers. Ken became a solicitor in Aberdare.
Alan Capstick of Aberaman became Dr Alan Capstick, MD, BA, BSc, DPM, FRCPsych, a Consultant
Psychiatrist based at Whitchurch Hospital in Cardiff. He returned to school as guest
of honour at the Certificate Ceremony in 1962.
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